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If you’re an independent pedal, amplifier, or guitar maker and would like some free exposure online please contact me so we can have a chat. I am also happy to help promote independent shops by making demos of gear they stock. I receive roughly 380,000,435,000, 465,000, 525,000,614,000+, 650,000+, 850,000+ views per month as of February 2016, and I am the largest channel in Australia of my kind and voted 4th best YouTube channel in the World. If you want some assistance with your online promotion and want to use HD quality videos that will be seen by millions please contact me and we can chat.

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Hey Shane, I recently picked up an interesting app for the iPad… and yes, I know that guitar amp emulators for the iPad are a dime a dozen (and worth less…) but this one intrigued me, and I thought you might be interested… it’s put out by the folks at Positive Grid (the ones that also do JamUp Pro) and is called Bias. It runs US$12.99 and comes with about 36 nice sounding amp models… but wait, there’s more (as the late night TV infomercial guys say). Taping on which amp you select opens up a new window that shows the various components in block form inside the amp. And EVERYTHING is adjustable and changeable, from the grill cloth cover to the transformer (and everything in between). Effing amazing! And it integrates seamlessly with their JamUP Pro app (free or about 10 bucks (again, USD). Positive Grid has maybe a dozen YouTube videos demoing various features… if you have an iPad (or an iPhone… it’s been ported over to the iPhone) you want to check this out…

Hey Shane, I recently picked up an interesting app for the iPad… and yes, I know that guitar amp emulators for the iPad are a dime a dozen (and worth less…) but this one intrigued me, and I thought you might be interested… it's put out by the folks at Positive Grid (the ones that also do JamUp Pro) and is called Bias. It runs US$12.99 and comes with about 36 nice sounding amp models… but wait, there's more (as the late night TV infomercial guys say). Taping on which amp you select opens up a new window that shows the various components in block form inside the amp. And EVERYTHING is adjustable and changeable, from the grill cloth cover to the transformer (and everything in between). Effing amazing! And it integrates seamlessly with their JamUP Pro app (free or about 10 bucks (again, USD). Positive Grid has maybe a dozen YouTube videos demoing various features… if you have an iPad (or an iPhone… it's been ported over to the iPhone) you want to check this out…